Shā'irān dar Just va Jū-yi Jāygāh (Nigāhī Dīgar bah Taḥavul-i Shi'r-i Fārsī): Persian 1402

The presence of poets in the literary scene is not similar to the display of strength and width of the heroes on the battlefield. Poets also announce their presence with great fanfare and chanting, but their success depends on various factors. In addition, their success and brilliance is not a constant phenomenon. Various literary, social, political and cultural factors cause a poet or poets to be noticed or ignored in certain periods. In this book, this topic is examined in the form of sixteen chapters. In the opening chapters, the author has stated the theoretical foundations and research hypotheses, and in the following chapters, he has tried to compare these foundations and theories with the ups and downs and the rise and fall of the styles, schools and prominent figures of poetry by looking at the history of the transformation of Persian poetry from the beginning to today. Persian to match. The non-fixation of the position of poets in the history of literature is an obvious point that perhaps has been given less attention due to its obviousness. Paying attention to this point draws an exciting and attractive perspective and shows the reader new horizons of the evolution of Persian poetry.